Argentina's Enacom approves ARS 200 million rural satellite Wi-Fi plan

摘要

Argentina's communications regulator Enacom approved a plan to provide free public Wi-Fi via satellite to 115 locations with fewer than 500 inhabitants, financed by the state's universal-service fund. The ARS 200 million project, set to benefit 35-42,000 people may subsequently be extended to cover a total of 280 localities. The satellite plan targets areas not covered by either commercial services or the Federal Fiber Optic Plan (REFEFO).